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PeterM

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Jan 31, 2002, 12:48:16 AM1/31/02
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I couldn't see anything allowing it in VEKN rules but it was done at
the Canadian Championships so I'll ask.

At a Sanctioned tournament, can you allow players to change deck for
the finals?
A few players asked if this could be done in the future and if it's
legal/allowable for sanctioned play makes no diff to me.

Peter Muto
VEKN Prince of Toronto

Claus Staal

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Jan 31, 2002, 8:14:07 AM1/31/02
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"PeterM" <pete...@icqmail.com> wrote in message
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I don't think it is legal in an sanctioned tournament! Haven't seen it
done before! It somehow doesn't mix well with VP system.

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LSJ

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Jan 31, 2002, 8:21:18 AM1/31/02
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PeterM wrote:
>
> I couldn't see anything allowing it in VEKN rules but it was done at
> the Canadian Championships so I'll ask.
>
> At a Sanctioned tournament, can you allow players to change deck for
> the finals?

No. Nor can players change decks or alter the composition of a deck
between any other rounds.

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Curevei

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Jan 31, 2002, 1:44:22 PM1/31/02
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>> At a Sanctioned tournament, can you allow players to change deck for
>> the finals?
>> A few players asked if this could be done in the future and if it's
>> legal/allowable for sanctioned play makes no diff to me.
>>
>> Peter Muto
>> VEKN Prince of Toronto
>
>I don't think it is legal in an sanctioned tournament! Haven't seen it
>done before! It somehow doesn't mix well with VP system.

Do you mean that it doesn't work well with the system in place to seat the
final table?

Advantage of switching decks every round is that it eliminates inequities in
knowledge gleaned of other players' decks and discourages scouting. (Well, and
it relieves boredom.)

Does hamper players who don't have a number of tournament decks built at once.
So, it's only likely to fly at unsanctioned events with ample warning or at
elite events with a limited number of qualified players.

PeterM

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Feb 1, 2002, 12:03:18 AM2/1/02
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LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote in message news:<3C5944CE...@white-wolf.com>...

> PeterM wrote:
> >
> > I couldn't see anything allowing it in VEKN rules but it was done at
> > the Canadian Championships so I'll ask.
> >
> > At a Sanctioned tournament, can you allow players to change deck for
> > the finals?
>
> No. Nor can players change decks or alter the composition of a deck
> between any other rounds.

Thanks. I'll inform my players that my hands are tied in this matter
(for sanctioned tournies anyway)

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